MOBRIDGE - Whether putting on his football cleats, his basketball shoes, his track spikes, his cowboy boots or his baseball cleats, Jackson Eisemann is always competing at something.
The Mobridge-Pollock senior will be a four-year starter in football, basketball and track by the time he graduates next spring. He also competes in rodeo, and is a member of the Winner-Colome baseball team.
"It’s worth it," Eisemann said of his demanding schedule. "There’s really no days off."
Eisemann is currently the quarterback of the Mobridge-Pollock football team, which is 5-2 after a big win over Clark-Willow Lake this past weekend.
"We knew that they were really good and that if we wanted to have a good outcome for the playoffs then we’d have to win that game right there," Eisemann said, "to have a chance at getting a good seed for playoffs."
Eisemann threw a pair of touchdowns in that contest, but he said it is the Tigers' defense which is playing lights out.
"Our defense ha
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